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As Gov. John Kasich was talking about his plan to lower Ohio's income tax today at the Ohio Bankers League's annual summit, his thoughts turned to Pope Benedict XVI.
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Someone said to me the other day that he guessed it was hard to make the garden inviting this time of the year. The winter garden does not have to be boring; it can be just as beautiful as the summer garden. Camellias, daffodils, mahonias, pansies, berries, bark, and even the form of bare branches can make the winter landscape as wonderful as your summer one. Join me at the Public Library of Anniston-Calhoun County for a program on the winter garden, Tuesday, January 22 at 2 pm in the Ayers Room. The program is free.
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Holiday buying is in high gear as shoppers crowd the stores and malls. Many are carrying out wonderful plants–Christmas cactus, poinsettias, and amaryllis. Lucky recipients or the shoppers themselves will decorate with beautiful living plants. To keep these plants looking their prettiest over the holiday season here is some information about taking care of them.
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Growing an amaryllis always reminds me of the Jack and the Beanstalk story – that magical process as they shoot up in days once you begin to water. Amaryllis come in many colors from white to red to striped to pink to salmon. Last year I planted one called Apple Blossom; the huge pink and white striped blossoms were a delight for weeks. Producing a gorgeous plant is super easy– just a few simple rules. Amaryllis prefer a sunny window; water sparingly while it just begins to sprout and grow, increasing the amount of water as the stalk shoots up and blooms appear. Plant the bulb in a small pot up to its neck in good soil with good drainage; be careful of the roots when you plant. Within a few days of potting, watering, and placing it in the sunny window, it will begin to sprout. I turn mine frequently, so it does not lean too much towards the light. The leaves can get about 1 ½ feet long with the flower stem getting even longer. Be prepared to stake or you may find, as I did, that it will topple over as the blooms get so heavy. It usually takes about 7 to 10 weeks for the bloom to show, but part of the fun is watching it grow. After the plant flowers, you can make it flower again but this second flowering is more complicated. Cut off the old flowers, and when the stem begins to droop, cut it off. Put an amaryllis outside, after the danger of frost has passed, and keep it watered and fertilized. When the leaves begin to yellow in the fall, cut the leaves off and store the bulb in a cool place for at least six weeks. That place doesn't have to be completely dark as, say, for a poinsettia. After six weeks, take out the bulb; plant it again and the cycle starts all over.
Our wonderful, probably most well known, Christmas plant, the familiar red poinsettia has been joined by ones with flowers in a rainbow of colors. I have seen white, yellow, polka dotted, even pink. In a poinsettia the colorful parts are not actually flower petals but bracts, which technically are modified leaves. Care of the poinsettia is a bit more difficult than that of the amaryllis. That care actually begins before you leave the store. Since the poinsettia flower is the small green or yellow bud that is situated in the middle of the bract (the colorful petals), you want to take a close look at that part first. Choose plants that have unopened flower buds, or those where the buds are just beginning to open. If these buds are dry or missing, your flowers won't last much longer. Choose a plant that is full, with nice green leaves. Check the leaves on the underside for insects . And, here is something really important: wrap your poinsettia in a protective sleeve or a paper bag to carry out to your car as poinsettias hate wind and cold. Poinsettias do not like to sit in a freezing cold car for hours while you shop either. That time in a cold car could cause the leaves to drop early.
Now you have your flowers home. Here the old rule, the right place for the right plant, is again important. That right place may not be your best choice for display. So here's what to do: keep it in the right place when company is not present, and than move it back to its display place when they are. Poinsettias love bright, not direct, sunlight–near a bright window but not in it. If the light is too low they will drop their leaves.
Okay, now for watering. Poinsettias don't want to be too wet or too dry. If they get too dry they will drop their leaves; if they remain in standing water they will get root rot and drop their leaves. So it might be a good idea to make a few holes in the wrapping paper and set it in a saucer which is emptied after each watering.
Poinsettias also do not like to get too hot or too cold; they, especially, do not like drafts. All of this leads to the plant's decline and loss of leaves. Set your plant away from the heat vents and away from outside doors. They would really appreciate the company of other plants or being able to sit in a gravel tray which has water in it–they will enjoy the humidity.
Now the rest of the story–what to do with the poinsettia after the holiday is over. In early April, cut it back to 6 to 8 inches in height and put it outside in the shade after all danger of frost has passed.. Water it and fertilize it when new growth appears. Prune it until September 1. You can repot over the summer but use a mix similar to the one it was already planted in, and bring it in doors before the weather gets cool. It is a challenge but you can get them to rebloom. They will need to spend some time in the dark, and I mean reallydark, from 5 pm to 7 or 8 am. And during the day they must be in bright indirect sunlight. Even if they rebloom, it is never like the first time, so I would just suggest enjoying them over the holiday, tossing them, and getting a new ones when the stores sell them again the next year.
Christmas Cactus
My favorite movie of all time is Cactus Flower with Ingrid Bergman, Walter Matthau, and Goldie Hawn. It is the story of a prickly nurse who begins to bloom, just like the cactus on her desk. The last scene in the movie is a shot of her cactus blooming its heart out on her desk. And that is the story of the Christmas cactus. Last week I saw one that was so small it looked like a dwarf (but in full bloom) and staff told me hers was huge but never bloomed. What made the difference? I suspect the growing conditions, especially the intensity of the light. They love a sunny location indoors; they can summer outside in a shady location. Leaves can be burned by too much direct sunlight. When they come inside, change the light gradually. Cactus must have well-drained soil. There is soil sold especially for succulents but with some research you can mix your own. Refrain from fertilizing while the plant is blooming. The Christmas cactus is not a true cactus so the rules about watering are not the same. It is not quite as drought tolerant. But it is still a succulent and, as such, can store water in its leaves. Water when the top half of the soil in the pot feels try to the touch. How much you water, will vary according to the conditions the plant grows in. During the summer keep the soil evenly moist, but in the winter just to keep it from wilting.
In October give it no water. You can begin to water again in November but don't over water. As many other plants do, your cactus would appreciate a bed of gravel kept moist with water. When your cactus finishes blooming, don't water if for six weeks, and when it starts to grow again, resume watering. When the first growth appears in the spring apply liquid houseplant fertilizer in a weak solution every two to three weeks.
Cactus prefers warm temperatures; cooler temps can be used to get it to set buds. After October it does need cooler nights, so keep it away from heat vents, fireplaces. Repot your cactus when the pots are filled with roots in the same type of soil in which it has been growing. The best time to repot is in the spring but it can be done anytime. When you display it, keep it away from drafts and heat sources.
Many things can cause a cactus to drop its buds: overwatering, cold drafts, being too close to a heat source, or not enough potash in the soil. If bud drops, water sparingly. Although the cactus is easy to grow, getting it to bloom may be different story. For the best reblooming, try a medium light intensity, and a soil high in organic matter, being careful not to allow the soil to dry out and to water when the top begins to feel dry. Cool temps or long nights are essential to get a cactus to bloom ( nights near 55 degrees and days below 65 degrees. Some suggest that cactus plants should be kept in total darkness until flower buds begin (from late September to mid October). Do not fertilize and only water to keep leaves from shriveling. Once the buds form, bring the cactus out of the closet and resume normal care. Here is another example of deciding how important a blooming plant is to you for the holidays; in this instance I might buy a new one and let the old ones just keep it company.
A cautionary note on another favorite type of Christmas greenery – mistletoe. The berries are extremely toxic to humans and pets – so if you choose to use it in your home for decorations do so without the berries.
Enjoy these beautiful holiday plants, along with other offerings found typically this time of the year. A little care will keep them beautiful for weeks of pleasure.
Information used in this blog was obtained from sources on the Internet (web site for Fernlea Flowers), from publications from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, and from "Garden Talk" featured in The Birmingham News.
Winter is approaching; while we still have pretty days to garden, spend them outside. Last week it was 70 degrees, tomorrow morning the weather forecasters say it will be about 30 plus degrees. We finally have had some rain after weeks of dry days. Here are a few chores and fun things to do to "put your garden to bed."
Plant cold weather color such as pansies and snap dragons. Winter is the time to put spring blooming bulbs in the ground. In our climate zone tulips are considered an annual but daffodils can last for many seasons. A little research will help you choose daffodils which are more tolerant of summers heat and humidity. There are so many bulbs in the trade–have fun and plant a few new ones. Quality companies providing nice bulbs also provide wonderful planting instructions. You can check on garden watchdog.com for a company's reputation.
The leaves and the pine straw are falling as fast as we can clean them up making now the perfect time to start a compost pile. There is an art to building a great compost pile with a certain mix of ingredients. The Extension Service at ACES.EDU has informative publications on how to have successful compost.
Since we have an abundance of materials, now is a great time to mulch your gardens and flower beds. Since I don't get enough straw, I often rake up what others are throwing away for mulch for my garden. Mulch will help improve your soil, protect your plants from the cold, and provide a pleasing look to your garden. Leaves chopped up with a lawnmower make an excellent mulch; be careful using fresh grass clippings, which may have been sprayed with herbicides and fertilizers, directly on the garden. Better to add them to the compost heap and let them decompose for next year.
Take a look at your trees as the leaves are falling off and remove any dead or diseased limbs. Now is not the time to remove living, healthy limbs with a major pruning. Pruning healthy limbs now on trees or plants will encourage them to sprout. This tender foliage can be bitten off when the cold does arrive.
Clean up your perennial and annual gardens. It is nice to leave the heads on your coneflowers for the birds to eat the seed. Speaking of birds, make sure your bird feeders are clean and stocked with fresh seed; keep your bird baths supplied with clean water so the birds have a drink.
Hoses can be drained and stored; irrigation systems turned off, and faucets wrapped for the winter. Make sure lawn tools are drained of gasoline if you don't intend to use them over the winter.
And the most important thing about this change of seasons is that we are entering the best time of the year to plant in our area. Your new additions can spend the winter months developing a strong root system without worrying about flowers and new growth. Mother Nature will help keep them watered. (However, if we have extended dry spells you may need to provide a little extra moisture to brand new plantings.)
"Putting the garden" to bed is a great exercise; it will be neat and ready to face the harsh days of winter. The garden and you will have a whole new attitude.
Hayes Jackson is presenting a workshop, "Camellias for the Winter Landscape," at Cane Creek Community Gardens from 10 until 3 on November 8th at Cane Creek Community Gardens. Lunch is provided. The cost is $15. You must pre-register with the Extension office (256-237-1621) by November 5 so they know how much food to prepare.


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After reading the forums i'd thought id make a thread on common issues and answers to common questions. As i read through the forum, people report the same errors and ask the same questions as searching is too hard due to the sheer amount of threads here. If you find an error here or even have something to add please reply and i'll add/edit it asap.
Is my PC/Laptop compatible with OSX86?
The first thing to do is check the Hardware Compatibility List's (HCL), this List shows machines known to work with OSX86 and which distro was used. This is handy if you are planning to make a custom hackintosh pc.
My PC/Laptop wasn't on the HCL, What now ?
Don't worry. There may be a chance that it works but nobody has tried it yet. Try most of the distros if you can and see which ones work. If you computer does work with OSX86 and isn't listed on the HCL don't forget to add it to help others in the future
(Distro - a version of a OSX86 CD like Kalyway, iDeneb, Leo4all etc)
Where can i download these Installation Discs ?
Hackint0sh does not allows links to these Files either by PM or pubicly. Search the usual torrents sites
Leopard in Vmware?
Here you can find a link to a pre-build vmware disk to download or search "~pcwiz's VMware Leopard Image" in google
I can't get past "do you own another mac"; it keeps restarting!!
Boot into your new installation but hit F8 during the prompt and then type -s to enter the single user mode.
Then type the following:
(Press enter at the end of each line)
/sbin/fsck -fy
/sbin/mount -uw /
passwd root
touch /var/db/.AppleSetupDone
System Hangs on ACPI_SMC_PlatformPlugIn?!
- Boot your PC.
- Pressing F8 repeatedly.
- You see Darwin prompt, now type -S (Enter)
- Now, you see something lines, bla bla bla and a prompt.
- Now, type:/sbin/mount -uw / (Enter)
- rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/AppleSMC.kext (Enter)
- rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions.mkext (Enter)
- rm -rf /System/Library/Caches/* (Enter)
- reboot (Enter)
- Pressing F8 repeatedly. (Again)
- In Darwin prompt, type -v (Enter) (this for verbose mode)
How can i set up Dual booting Windows Vista & Leopard (using EasyBCD)
Simple instructions with pictures
(iAtkos v5i Unconfimed Method - download the EasyBCD 2.0 beta and add the EFI option if you checked PC Efi V9 during installation)
I get "Boot1:Error"
Follow the instructions and advice found in this thread or just download the EasyBCD 2.0 beta and add the EFI option.
I get stuck at Still waiting for root device, how come?
This usually means incompatibility with your chipset. Try booting using a USB DVD drive if the error occours when attemping to boot the installation CD.
I Hope to add more solutions so if you have a solution for a issue just leave a reply and i'll add it in as soon as possible.
Also, this thread is for people to add solutions to issues and not for asking questions. Sorry if i didnt make that clear


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The chant from the Langley High student body began with about four minutes remaining in last Saturday night's Virginia State Boys Lacrosse championship game at Westfield High School between the Saxons of Langley and Chantilly High. "It's a Fourth-Peat, it's a fourth-peat," is the way the chant went, reverberating from the near-side bleachers, where the large group of Saxon student supporters were perched, and throughout the stadium.
It's Cougars All the Way
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A year after losing in the state title game, the Oakton High girls' lacrosse team took the next step and won this year's state crown when the Cougars defeated Langley High, 12-7, in the finals game played last Saturday evening, June 9 at Westfield High School. It marked the fourth state championship triumph in the history of the Oakton girls' lacrosse program and came one year after the Cougars had reached the state title game before losing to Vienna cross-town rival Madison.
Bruins' Postseason Soccer Run Ends at State Semis
After tough start to season, Lake Braddock emerged as region power.
Lake Braddock Secondary's dramatic turnaround boys' soccer season in which the Bruins won just two of their first nine games before emerging as a Patriot District and Northern Region force the remainder of the spring campaign came to a tough ending last Friday afternoon, June 8 at Westfield High School when the local squad lost its Virginia State AAA semifinals playoff game by penalty kicks to opponent Albemarle High of Charlottesville, 2-1.
Chantilly Boys Lacrosse Falls in State Lax Finals
Chargers jump out early before Saxons rally for a 12-8 win.
Northern Region high school boys' lacrosse rivals Chantilly and Langley, who in recent years have proven to be the best public school teams in Virginia, met once again for the state crown last Saturday night.
Westfield Baseball Season Ends at Region Semifinals
Bulldogs have no answer for Lake Braddock southpaw Thomas Rogers.
Westfield High baseball's strong postseason showing at the 16-team Northern Region tournament concluded one victory shy of both an appearance in the finals and an automatic seeding for this week's state tournament when the Bulldogs lost to Lake Braddock and ace left-handed pitcher Thomas Rogers, 8-0, last Wednesday afternoon at James Madison High School in Vienna.
Successful Season Concludes for Langley Baseball
Saxons reach region finals before losing to Spartans.
A remarkable Langley High baseball season which saw the Saxons go from a team struggling to play .500 baseball at the midseason mark to one of the Northern Region's elite teams came to an end last Wednesday night, May 30. Langley, in a region tournament semifinals playoff game versus perennial power West Springfield, fell behind early and was never able to get back into striking distance in a 7-1 season-ending defeat. The postseason affair took place at James Madison High School in Vienna.
Tough Final Week For Madison Softball
Rams end Warhawks' successful season.
The Madison High girls' softball team saw its season end in disappointing fashion with a pair of postseason losses. Nevertheless, it was an overall successful and winning campaign for head coach John Schneeberger's Warhawks.
In Region Soccer Title Game, Robinson Boys Prevail
Yardley's overtime goal lifts Rams past local rival Lake Braddock.
In a tense, back and forth championship game last Saturday night at Robinson Secondary, local high school boys' soccer opponents Robinson and Lake Braddock played with emotion, grit, and determination through an entire 80 minutes of regulation play and nearly 10 more minutes of overtime before the region title game's first and only goal was scored.
Patriot District Well-Represented at Baseball Region Semis
Bruins, Spartans both win to advance to title game.
A trip to the Northern Region tournament title game and a seeding in the state playoffs were on the line last Wednesday evening, May 30 at Madison High School in Vienna where two regional semifinals baseball games took place. The double-header postseason action showcased contests between Lake Braddock and Westfield, followed by West Springfield versus Langley in the nightcap. At night's end, it was the two teams from the Patriot District - Lake Braddock and West Springfield - which won, both in decisive fashion, to earn a spot in Saturday's finals where West Springfield edged the Bruins, 3-2, for the championship.
McLean Baseball Eliminated in Region quarterfinals
Highlanders come from behind to force extra innings with Bruins before losing 6-5 on ninth inning suicide squeeze play.
The McLean High baseball team gave one of the Northern Region's annual powerhouse programs, Lake Braddock, a huge scare on Monday's Memorial Day when the Highlanders rallied to tie the game in the latter innings. Ultimately, the home team Bruins won the Northern Region second round (quarterfinals) playoff game in extra innings, 6-5.


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Use Only the Angular Quantities in Analysis? Three Sample Problems to Consider...Submitted by Ajit R. Jadhav on Thu, 2010-05-27 11:06.
A recent discussion at iMechanica following my last post here [^] leads to this post. The context of that discussion is assumed here.
I present here three sample problems, thought of almost at random, just to see how the suggestions made by Jaydeep in the above post work out.
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Are Linear and Angular Momenta Interconvertible?Submitted by Ajit R. Jadhav on Sun, 2010-05-23 04:48.
To the best of my knowledge, the two momentum conservation principles, namely, the conservation of linear- and angular-momentum, operate completely independent of each other. For an isolated object, there is no possibility of conversion of one form of momentum to the other.
Today, when I Googled on this topic, I found that most pages agree with my position above. Yet, to my great surprise, I did run into a page written by an engineer here [^] claiming that the linear momentum is only a special case of the angular momentum... Here is the relevant excerpt (bold emphasis mine):
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Gov. Brian Sandoval and first lady Kathleen Sandoval will hand out candy at the Governor's Mansion 5-8 p.m. Wednesday. They'll be accompanied by Irish dancers, clowns cycling through the crowd, a magician, juggler, a musician and even crash-test dummies to engage and entertain the Halloween crowd.
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Hi, I'm trying to install Mac OS X 10.4.8 on a toshiba satellite 2450 s203 (here tech specs) all went fine during installation, but at first boot system hang at splash screen and tell me to restart computer.
Trying boot with -v option, boot stop after this lines:
localhost mDNSResponder: Couldn't read user-specified Computer Name; using default bMacintosh-00080DC7995Fb instead
localhost mDNSResponder: Couldn't read user-specified local hostname; using default bMacintosh-00080DC7995F localb instead
localhost /System/Library/CoreServices/loginwindow.app/Contents/MacOS/loginwindow: Login Window Application Started
localhost mDNSResponder: Adding browse domain local
I presume it's a ktext error for lan device (no wi-fi on this laptop).. what can I do now?!
How can I try booting without net, for example?
I'm not scared to use terminal, but I dont have experience with macOS commands...
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Edit (removing) /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.mDNSResponder.plist so now at System Startup daemon is not launched, but boot hang on
localhost /System/Library/CoreServices/loginwindow.app/Contents/MacOS/loginwindow: Login Window Application Started
Some ideas?! Simply impossible to install MacOS on my laptop?! Can I find some log where troubles are explained better than.. nothing like last row at boot?! Thanks..
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Although no one has helped me... reinstalling 10.4.3 all go fine.. but still not work internet connection.. system application to set ip and others for lan connection crash everytime I try to set parameters... SOMEONE CAN HELP ME?! Tomorrow I close my account if nobody say something to me..


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Mon-Wed 11:30am-10pm
Thu 11:30am-10:30pm
Fri 11:30am-11pm
Sat 11:30am-11pm; Sun 11am-9:30pm
Customer Service...Hello? – Isnt the point of booking a reservation "in advance", suppose to gurantee you something? Oh , like maybe "where you want to sit?" But no, cant to that. Threy wont gurantee you a spot outside by the water because, now get this..."they might get a large wedding party request", so then you are chop liver.
So I am taking my small party of 8 and my dinner bill average of $300 bucks elsewhere. And when they call to confirm my present booking, I will say, "oh sorry, I cant gurantee I will show up!".
Can The Cannery That Can't... – Can't get it right or treat you right that is. After selecting the Cannery for a special treat with out of town family guests, we were sorely dissappointed. Lousy seating, poor service and a manager who shouldn't be allowed out in public. We were seated on the patio outside overlooking the picturesque Newport Harbor and the wedding party from hell...or close to there. Noisy, obnoxious, drunk and the restaurant staff should have warned us when we arrived. Instead we were virtually part of the "party" that surrounded our table on two sides. After complaining to the staff, our level of service dropped below that of eating alone at home. When we asked to speak to the manager, who was busy serving food to the wedding party (get real), he was patronizing at best and demonstrated incompetence at it's worst. Think twice, okay, three times before spending your money or your patience at this overpriced, understaffed and mediocre establishment.
Horrible service - overcooked loster!! – The lobster was WAY overcooked. Our service was Way WORSE. We were ignored. Had to ask for everything. Had to ask for water in our glasses that sat empty forever, had to ask to order our entrees, had to ask for more drinks. had to ask for more bread. It really was sad. We were visting from Vegas where we like going out to eat in great restuarants, and the service was SOOO disappointing. Then our Lobster came and we coudl barely scrap it out of the shell it was so overcooked and the steak was really weird tasting too. Would NEVER recommend it! The manager was horrible too!!!
Here is the place to go for fresh fish – love this place - the atmosphere is inviting, the food is great!!!
Great view, but that is it! – My husband and I dined at the Cannery on 12/5 with 10 of our closest friends and had the worst experience. We started the night fine having drinks upstairs in the bar enjoying the beautiful view waiting for our group to arrive. When we were sat in the dungeon, that is when the night went downhill. First and foremost the service was horrible. Our server was rude and had no knowledge of their wine list. He was obviously not trained to serve wine by his lack of wine etiquette. The food was also marginal. In fact, 11 out of the 12 of us did not finish our entrees. As a matter of fact, one of the entrees (chilean sea bass) came out frozen! When we finally caught our server's attention, he did not apologize nor make any effort to expedite the replacement (took over 15 minutes). Most of the entrees were either under cooked (obviously the sea bass) or over cooked (their duck dish). After we paid our bill, we spoke to the manager. She was very apologetic, but made no effort or gesture to encourage us to come back again. I have dined in Newport Beach for over 20 years and have had many great experiences and dishes, but Cannery is one that I will not recommend nor visit again.
The food has the presentation of a Master Chef. Nothing was ordinary, from the salad to the main course, to the dessert. The salad was dressed with sliced fuits that primed the palate. The sea bass was served on a bed of potato mash, and a green sauce that I still dream about. The dessert was 'ice cream sundae meets bananas foster". The food price for two came to just about 100 dollars, which is far less than expected for the quality of food, not even taking into consideration the locaton and view.
The Pinoir Wine was light and sufficiently dry, but a bit pricey. They allow "bring your own" with a 15 dollar uncorking fee. My wife and I look forward to our next OC trip, when we will happily return to another culinary adventure at The Cannery.
From Marietta, GA to The Cannery just for dinner – Each time we come from Marietta to CA, we HAVE to go to the Cannery. The food is marvelous and so well presented. The last time there was 5 of us, each with a different dinner and dessert. Each plate was a work of art in presentation, the service could not have been more attentive, and the price reasonable for what there was.
The only draw back is the bathrooms. Don't go there when a downpouring rain is happening. Not a pleasant experice but far away from the dining room area.
We have never felt pushed to leave and usually take about 2 hrs to eat and talk.
If you have not eaten here, you have missed a treat.
We will be out there for Fathers Day this year and you can just bet where we will be eating dinner and treating dad.
Great sushi, would be better if you could order it from every table in restaurant – Great food, great view, service is pretty good. A little annoyed that they gave me a little bit of a hard time ordering sushi from the downstairs. But it came and it was delicious.
Great Location and Atmosphere - Food is Uninspired – It's a classic Orange County location; right on the shore in Newport Beach. The menu is a traditional seafood offering and would be a nice meal just about anywhere else. Unfortunately for the price one pays here, you're getting the beautiful location and not the food. The cuisine is closer to Red Lobster than it is to a fancy expensive restaurant. Go for the view, but don't bring the same expectations for the meal.
Bring your own snacks – The Cannery had some good reviews so a friend and I tried it. Nancy the hostess is very sweet. The view is very nice too and makes you feel as though you're away on a small vacation. The service however is very slow and got to the point of annoying. I don't see what the excitement is about the food. It was okay but nothing to write home about. I believe the food could be much better, but the restaurant seems to rely on it's view to keep it's customers. If you don't mind waiting for average food with a great view then this is the place for you.
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Today, the health sciences continue to represent some of the university's strongest academic programs. Seton Hill's Physician Assistant Program boasts a 97% first- time graduate pass rate on the Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam (PANCE); this program has also been named one of the best graduate schools for health by U.S. News & World Report. As enrollments in the health sciences continue to increase, the university is dedicated to providing students with the facilities and resources to match the caliber of its programs. To read more. visit SHU Health Sciences.Seton Hill's programs in the sciences have been a hallmark of the school since its inception. Patricia Gabow, M.D. (SHU 1965) a member of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Board of Trustees and the recently retired CEO and medical director for the Denver Health and Hospital Authority, refers to her Seton Hill biology professor, Sr. Florence Marie Scott, as "an outstanding role model." Herself a graduate of Seton Hill, Sr. Florence Marie also served as a Trustee of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Massachusetts, where she spent 32 summers conducting research. Read more...
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Seton Hill University has named Tim Crain, Ph.D., as director of the National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education. His appointment is effective July 1.
Crain, who has extensive experience in Holocaust education and outreach in Wisconsin, will also hold the rank of assistant professor and will teach in the University's Genocide and Holocaust Studies Program. His appointment occurs as Sister Gemma Del Duca, one of the two founding co-directors of the Center, becomes co-director emerita. Sr. Gemma will continue to serve as a consultant for the Center's program with the Yad Vashem International School for Holocaust Studies in Israel. Sister Gemma and Sister Mary Noel Kernan, also a co-director emerita, founded the Center in 1987 with the support and direction of the then newly appointed president, Dr. JoAnne Boyle, and in response to the urging of Pope John Paul II to recognize the significance of the Holocaust and to promote its study.
Crain currently serves at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he is adjunct assistant professor in the Center for Jewish Studies and teaches courses on the Holocaust, modern Jewish history, and comparative history of religions.
In addition to his work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, he serves as an adjunct professor in the College of Professional Studies at Marquette University. Prior to his current position, Crain held positions at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He served as director of outreach and taught in the Center of Jewish Studies and was also a senior lecturer in the history department.
Crain has been recognized with Outstanding Teaching Awards from both Marquette University (1999) and the University of Wisconsin-Stout (1992). In 2010, Marquette University recognized him with an Outstanding Service Award for teaching and service excellence in the College of Professional Studies.
Known for his community involvement, Crain has had extensive experience in outreach, grant writing, programming, and bridge building with the Jewish community of Southeastern Wisconsin. He has served on the Holocaust Executive Board of Milwaukee since 2006. Since 2000, he has worked with Jewish Wisconsin Educational tours recruiting participants and leading tours for Jewish Community members to destinations of Jewish interest in Ireland, Britain, Spain, Central Europe and Israel. He has been a popular lecturer and guest speaker providing numerous presentations for organizations ranging from the Milwaukee Jewish Community Center to the Milwaukee Catholic Home.
Crain holds a bachelor's degree in philosophy, history and political science from Marquette University, a master's degree in British and Modern European history from Marquette University, and a Ph.D. with specializations in Modern Jewish, Modern Europe and Modern Middle East history from Arizona State University.
Following an extensive national search, Seton Hill University's Board of Trustees overwhelmingly elected Mary C. Finger Ed.D. as Seton Hill's tenth president. Finger will assume the role by July 1. The announcement was made by Michele Ridge, Chair of the University's Board of Trustees and Chair of the Presidential Search Committee.
Finger succeeds JoAnne Boyle who retired from Seton Hill in June 2013. The Seton Hill University Board of Trustees' decision completes a year-long process that involved participation from the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill, Trustees, President's Council, students, faculty and staff, alumni, friends, and community leaders. "After reviewing more than 70 nominations submitted to our search firm, R.H. Perry & Associates, for the Seton Hill presidency, Dr. Finger emerged as the top candidate," Ridge said. She continued, "Dr. Finger is well suited to lead Seton Hill through the next important stage in the University's history. Throughout her career, she has proved herself a strategic thinker with a demonstrated commitment to Catholic education, philanthropy and civic engagement. We are confident she will fulfill and articulate the mission and vision of the University in a compelling way to all Seton Hill constituencies." Sr. Catherine Meinert, Provincial Superior and President of the U.S. Province of the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill and Vice Chair of the Seton Hill University Board of Trustees said, "The Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill, who founded the college and are still actively engaged in the life of the university, are pleased that Mary Finger will serve as the tenth President of Seton Hill. We know she will continue to advance our identity, the legacy of our distinctive Setonian tradition, and in the words of Elizabeth Ann Seton, 'help fit our students for the world in which they are destined to live.'" James Breisinger, Trustee and Vice Chair of the Presidential Search Committee added, "Mary Finger is a thoughtful leader, whose creativity will inspire others to become involved in the life of this special university." Breisinger added, "Dr. Finger brings a wealth of knowledge regarding the challenges facing the higher education industry, specifically Catholic universities, along with practical experience to Seton Hill. Her work in evaluating enrollment trends and academic programs, along with her deep understanding of business and marketing, will continue to move the University forward on many levels, but particularly as we work to help our students succeed in a contemporary world. Her expertise will be especially valuable as we develop priority campus expansion projects such as The JoAnne Woodyard Boyle Health Sciences Center on our hilltop campus and the Dance and Visual Arts Center in downtown Greensburg." "Seton Hill University has successfully met many challenges that the great majority of private colleges and universities in the United States are facing with creativity and a deep commitment to mission," said Mary Finger. She continued, "I am honored to be given the opportunity to serve as President of Seton Hill. I look forward to working with Trustees, the President's Council, faculty, students, staff, alumni, friends and community leaders to lead the University's next stage as Seton Hill builds on its remarkable history and tremendous strengths. I will embrace as well the opportunity to immerse myself into the life of the Greensburg community and the southwestern Pennsylvania region." Mary Finger comes to Seton Hill following nine years of service as Senior Vice President for Advancement at DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois. She led and implemented the institution's first comprehensive capital campaign, Many Dreams, One Mission. The campaign, scheduled to conclude in June 2014, achieved its original $250 million goal in 2012, and is on track to exceed the revised $300 million goal. During her tenure, Finger managed the integration ofDePaul's alumni relations, alumni communications and fund-raising operations into a robust advancement program. She revitalized DePaul's annual giving program and developed a foundation relations program that resulted in increased multi-million dollar national foundation support. In addition, she co-chaired the Task Force on Innovation that created processes for developing and evaluating new academic programs at DePaul and examined alternative instructional and delivery methods. As part of DePaul's strategic planning process, Finger served on the Financial Planning/Business Sustainability Task Forces responsible for providing long-term assessment and plans for institutional viability, enhancement of academic prominence, increased enrollment and retention, and successful fund-raising initiatives. She chaired DePaul's Affinity Task Force that developed new programs to deepen student engagement with the university as well. Prior to her position at DePaul, Mary Finger served as Vice President for Planning and Institutional Advancement at Mount Mary University, formerly Mount Mary College, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; as Director of Development for the Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois; as Acting Executive Director of the University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee Foundation; and as Director of Annual Fund and Alumni Relations at Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee. In her varied professional roles Finger had responsibility for strategy development, enrollment marketing, major gift solicitation, and town/gown relationships. Simultaneously, Finger expanded interest and involvement in institutional programming while engaging alumni, parents and friends in the work of those institutions. Fluent in Spanish, Mary Finger also worked in the Bilingual Education Department, Milwaukee Public Schools, and served as a volunteer in Bogota, Colombia, South America. A native of Chicago, Finger has an adult daughter living and working in Spain with her husband and two children. Finger served as a member of the Board of Trustees for St. Augustine College, Chicago, Illinois and also at Journey House, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mary Finger's honors and awards include the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Award for development and communication programming as well as two Telly Awards for those same efforts. Finger received a doctoral degree (Ed.D.) in higher education management from the University of Pennsylvania, a Master of Arts degree from Mount Mary College and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Marquette University.
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- SSRI has succeeded in lowering its cost for the production of silver. The total cash costs amounted to $12.87 per ounce for 2013, down 24% from $16.88 from 2012.
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Cleveland scored all four of its goals in the second half and topped Eastern Alamance 4-2 in the opening round of the 3A boys soccer playoffs Wednesday night.
Jhavonte Moon and Federico Planchon both scored two goals each for the Rams (9-10-1), who met Fayetteville Terry Sanford (21-1-1) in the second round of the playoffs. Gio Solis and Brett Koehmstedt each had an assist in the win.
"In the first half, it just seemed like both teams were feeling each other out – playoff jitters I guess," said Cleveland coach Fabrizio Bonilla. "Both teams had opportunites but couldn't capitalize on anything. In the second half, we settled down, possessed and spread the field and got two quick scores."
Eastern rallied to tie the match but Cleveland had two answers for those goals: the go-ahead goal on Koehmstedt's feed to Moon, the second from Planchon unassisted.
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The International Studies Program at the University of South Dakota will host human rights expert Rafia Zakaria as its first speaker for its annual lecture series. Zakaria will discuss human rights concerns associated with drone warfare, including civilian casualties caused by drone strikes. The lecture is 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 24 at Farber Hall. Admission to the lecture is free and is open to the public.
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
The Gresham Hotel has a restaurant on site.
24-hour room service is available.
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- In-room accessibility
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
24-hour check-in
- Additional Details
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties.
National Rating
- Details
Official Ireland Rating provided by Fáilte Ireland
Fáilte Ireland assigns an official star rating for accommodations in Ireland. This Hotel property is rated 4 stars.